HP-UX Host Intrusion Detection System Version 4.3 administrator guide

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Specifying When a Schedule Will Run
To specify when a schedule will run, follow the steps:
1. Select the Timetable tab of the Schedule Manager screen (Figure 5-12).
Figure 5-12 Schedule Manager Screen - Timetable Tab
2. Highlight the schedule name in the Schedules panel. The groups that are part of the schedule
are displayed in the Selected Groups panel of the Schedule tab.
3. In the Selected Groups panel, highlight one of the groups. The rest of this procedure describes
setting the timetable for this group. Repeat the procedure for each group.
4. In the Time Orientation panel, choose whether you want the times you specify to be in host
time or UTC (Coordinated Universal Time)
Host Time is the local time at the host where the schedule is running. This is useful if
your hosts are all in one time zone or if you want the group to run based on the local
business day, say after 6 p.m. until 8 a.m. This is the default.
UTC is the standard time at meridian zero so that 14:00 hours UTC is early afternoon
in England and early morning in California. This is useful if your hosts are in multiple
time zones or if you want the group to run based on some event that occurs
simultaneously around the world. UTC (Universal Time Code) and GMT (Greenwich
Mean Time) are largely equivalent.
5. In the Criteria panel, choose whether you want the group to run all the time or on specific
days at specific times.
If you select the Always On field the group will run 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
If you select this option, the group will be displayed in all the boxes in the Schedule
Summary panel and you are done setting the timetable for this group. This is the default.
If you select the Specified field the group will run on the chosen days and time. Continue
with the next step.
6. In the Select Days panel, choose the days the group should run.
Since it is a list you can use left-click to pick a day, Shift-left-click to add in all intervening
days, and Ctrl-left-click to add or remove individual days. For more detail, see “Selecting
with the Mouse” (page 98).
You can also use:
All to select all the seven days
None to deselect all the seven days
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